Current Debates in Social Anthropology (SZF_104)
About Study Course
Objective
To give students an insight into the most recent (over last few years) and internationally relevant debates in socio-cultural anthropology.
Prerequisites
Not required.
Learning outcomes
Students are familiar with the most recent and internationally relevant debates in social and cultural anthropology; they are able to describe and compare the positions of different researchers on specific issues. They are able to identify the main theses of the field on the issues addressed and critically evaluate their arguments.
Can explain the implications of one or another position for the field, for participants in anthropological research and for the wider community.
Being able to interpret, through the prism of the debates under consideration, the processes observed in contemporary societies and contemporary trends in the discipline, as well as specific questions which wait for anthropologists' answers.